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by obfuscator 6mo ago
For context: The guy is called Fukuoka and it is the best book I read last year: https://library.uniteddiversity.coop/Permaculture/The_One_St...
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by obfuscator 1y ago
Absolutely, though in this case it would be the most obvious translation, since it was a frisian settlement and "Rung" and "Holt" are both frisian words in use. It is possible that Rung here could mean stanchion/pos
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by obfuscator 1y ago
Not far away, but partially preserved by the mudflat, lies Rungholt. A city of ~1000-1500 (some sources say 3000) inhabitants that was drowned in the Grote Mandrenke (1362 AD). That's a very big city in that time. In my childhood we we
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by obfuscator 1y ago
Oh wow, I had the exact image you linked photocopied and glued to the first page of my German folder. Has been ages since I saw this, thanks!
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by obfuscator 1y ago
This can't be fully correct, though, at least for my (as-remote-as-it-gets) area. My father was born in '52 and had to learn it in school here. He still writes the small 'z' in Sütterlin, and it looks really nice.
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by obfuscator 1y ago
My biggest selling point for this would be, that the volume is probably the same throughout the whole text. I am listening to audiobooks to fall asleep, and many voice actors go from very quiet to loud in conversations. It may be good narra
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by obfuscator 1y ago
Thanks for that explanation! The Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum is the deadline to which the item may still be sold by the vendor, iirc.
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by obfuscator 1y ago
Why should that be dangerous? I have never heard that. I have always had my fridge at 8°C and never had something dangerous happen to me. I have never come across fridges that were way cooler, apart from fridges of friends in Canada and the
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by obfuscator 1y ago
yr.no is the best for my location (northern Germany) as well. Many locals use DWD (German Weather Service). A lot of the German sailors use dmi.dk (Danish meteorological institute). A lot of the Danish sailors use yr.no :)
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by obfuscator 2y ago
So many left-handers here that feel disadvantaged in our right-handed society. If you ever want to do one thing where you feel you left-handedness gives you an advantage, pick up Kendo (the Japanese swordfighting). You have to wield your sw
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by obfuscator 2y ago
I am exactly like this. When I was learning to write I frequently changed hands, until my teacher told me, that I have 3 days to figure out with which hand I want to write. Left felt slightly better to me, but by that time I was eating like
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by obfuscator 2y ago
Those exist here at the expense of different peoples, depending where you are in Germany. Most popular, from what I can tell, are East Frisians, but that has to do with a comedian who made a lot of those jokes (Otto Waalkes).
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by obfuscator 3y ago
Wow, that's surprising! I live at the German/Danish border (Flensburg) and didn't know this. Have you got any idea, why? Close at the border we have a lot of shops where people from Denmark (and even Norway and Sweden) travel
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by obfuscator 3y ago
A fantastic example of a man / band that is embracing the silliness is Rainbowdragoneyes. He mixes death metal with chiptune and trash pop voice modulators but still produces very intricate and well designed albums, that tell engaging
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by obfuscator 3y ago
I was taught a good lesson about animations, that I want to share: When you make an animation, you might fall in love with it too much. You are proud, because it looks really cool. It's exciting to make it. Visitors of your page might
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by obfuscator 3y ago
Yup! The German word Bein means both: Leg and Bone. Ethymology is a fascinating subject, for sure.
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by obfuscator 3y ago
Ancient Greek was one of the best courses I had in university. It changed my view on language and western thinking quite a lot. My favorite words are μαθηματικὴ (mathematike): If I remember correctly, it means 1. learning, 2. letter or book
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by obfuscator 3y ago
That's what is my impression as well. Not an expert, but I thought Twin Peaks invented secondary plotlines.
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by obfuscator 4y ago
Thank you! I feel super cheesy most of the time, writing those.
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by obfuscator 4y ago
Thank you for taking the time to give me feedback! Indeed the quotes are wrong and I noticed the focus(?) bug as well on the phone. I think there are also some CSS-related bugs in safari, that I still need to fix.
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by obfuscator 4y ago
Wow, thanks everyone! I am a bit overwhelmed :)
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by obfuscator 4y ago
Shameless self promotion: Reverse RPG https://r-rpg.com/ I wanted a game like wordle, which I can play in like 5 to 10 minutes, but I don't really like word-puzzles. But everything else about wordle is great: no barrie
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by obfuscator 4y ago
Dauergeist [dowr-ghaist] = Durationgeist :)
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Object Oriented Programming and Aristotle's Categories(mertenhanisch.de)
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